As a manufacturing company, we are often faced with customer demands of something unique.

Through our extensive knowledge and deeply rooted industrial heritage, the Bespoke area is where we allow for made-to-order solutions.

Be it by the means of adaptation of our Collection or a unique solution, the Bespoke is intended as a tool to meet every specific requirement.

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“Human”

“One day, everything was as usual. The next, everyone was talking about Human and how Chef of the Year winner Martin Moses was ready to step into the ring with the best of the Swedish restaurant world”

The quote is from the Swedish restaurant guide “The White Guide” and accurately describes the ambition of Human, the new fine dining restaurant of Swedish Chef of the Year winner Martin Moses, located in central Gothenburg.

The architects task was to create a simple yet warm ambience that would act as a backdrop for Martin Moses’s cooking. In the intimate space, the counter where Moses composes the food becomes the focus point of the dining room. The counter is covered with cobalt blue, curved tiles a color also found in the custom made, movable pendant lamps above the tables.

Photo: Erik Lefvander

“Andante”

In 1913 Gunnar Asplund won a competition regarding an expansion of the Gothenburg City Hall, a project which he was involved with for nearly 25 years due to redesigns.

During the 21st century, BLOND BELYSNING was chosen to be part of the restauration of the "Asplund-extension".
During this period, luminaires designed by Gunnar Asplund was restored and manufactured after the originals.

This saw the beginning of the Icons collection, featuring several designs from Gunnar Asplunds most prominent works.

Photo: Krister Engström

“Koka”

Koka is a composition of surfaces blending sound, texture and light. Only a few materials are used: wide planks of douglas fir are mounted on the floor and on the walls, wine red textile passpartouts made of soft fabric act as sound absorbers and are framing the old reflective glass ceiling.

Tables, with integrated lighting, are made of the same wood and the tops are covered with thick leather. Utensils are placed on platforms of pine and rocks from a local beach.

Photo: Philip Liljenberg

“Lightscape”

The "Lightscape" installation by artist David Svensson, draws inspiration from historical coastal landscape paintings.

Being a collage of hundreds of paintings, the artwork brings together artists like Claude Monet, Edvard Munch, Ellen Trotzig and Sigrid Hjertén.

Spanning some 530 m and manufactured in stainless steel and with a metallised shimmering lacquer that changes regarding on the viewers perspective, it runs along the embankment and over the entire bridge structure.

Photo: Åke E:son Lindman

“Pocket in the House”

Nya Regionens Hus was the first of the large projects that form Gothenburg's new city district between Central Station and the Göta River.

Here, the heavily trafficked Götaleden is covered to create footpaths and cohesive blocks from the center down to Gullbergsvass.

The Västra Götaland region's new headquarters is the center of Gothenburg's largest urban transformation in modern times. A transformation that gives the city center a whole new look and content.

“Pocket in the House” is the restaurant housed in the building:
modern, transparent and accessible to everyone.

Photo: Åke E:son Lindman

“Relight”

The rubber factory of Värnamo, Sweden, was once the towns largest employer but had after the shutdown in similar ways to the pressed glass been forgotten.
After several years of neglect the building itself had become somewhat of an eyesore to the inhabitants of Värnamo.
An idea was born, an idea to create a dynamic platform that would offer culture, education and entrepreneurial guidance.

Thus came the idea of ”Relight”, an art installation consisting of nearly 250 pcs. of old pressed glasses that no one found to be interesting.
The idea was instead to revitalize these lamp cups, embedding them with new content and meaning.
Together they would no longer be forgotten, but form a unity and a light sculpture in form of a chandelier in the foyer of Gummifabriken.

The chandelier measures some Ø225 cm and mixes simple, but at the same time refined, glasses which where meticulously placed and aligned depending on their different sizes, shapes, patterns and colours.

Photo: David Svensson / John Nelander

With the goal to facilitate the creation of beautiful spaces by lighting design through an holistic approach, we exist to evoke meaningful responses that improve the wellbeing of every individual.
Enabling them to work, live and focus in a more sensible way through the combination of design and technology.

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